Color is a fun aspect of app development. By adding a little bit of color, your app gains life, looks better and improves the user’s experience. Many times the colors are hardcoded and cannot be changed, but sometimes you want to let the user choose. For example in drawing
Buttons in SwiftUI can be assigned a “role”, which describe their purpose. These roles can affect how a button looks and even how it behaves. In this tutorial you’ll also learn why macOS is very politically correct compared to iOS when it comes to button roles. Buttons can have
A good iOS app has buttons that stand out and feel intuitive. Applying a button style can make your UI more colorful, inviting and user-friendly. A well designed button grabs the user’s attention, while a simple button with no background, border, or color looks boring. To apply a button
The Button is one of the most commonly used components in iOS and macOS. Let’s look at how you can use it in SwiftUI and what its main parts are. The 3 main parts of a button are: * action — what happens when you press it * label — how it’s
What the Swift is a blog about iOS and macOS development. There are multiple articles focusing on Swift, SwiftUI and UIKit. It's quirky. It's fun. Sometimes it might be cringe (sorry). But it's always accurate. Documentation with Visual Examples My motivation for creating this
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